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Escreva um texto em inglês, descrevendo brevemente uma teoria da conspiração que você pesquisou sobre, utilizando as perguntas abaixo para nortear a pesquisa:

Atenção: As perguntas apresentadas não devem ser respondidas em forma de questionário e sim em texto corrido.

Qual é a teoria da conspiração escolhida pelo grupo?

O que motivou a escolha dessa teoria pelo grupo, ou seja, o que fez com que chegassem ao consenso de qual teoria escolher?

Quais são os principais aspectos que caracterizam a teoria escolhida?

Quais os argumentos que os teóricos da conspiração usam para defendê-la e quais argumentos são recorrentes para refutá-la?

A partir de qual acontecimento a teoria foi elaborada, o que motivou os teóricos criarem essa teoria da conspiração como uma possível "verdade" escondida de todos?

Em que espaço, ou ambiente essa teoria surgiu e foi amplamente veiculada?

O grupo em algum momento acreditou ou ainda acredita na teoria pesquisada? Essa opinião mudou ao longo da pesquisa?

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Escolher uma teoria da conspiração.

Pesquisar materiais: do que se trata, quais as possíveis evidências, quais fatos contradizem a teoria, como ficou famosa, etc.

Elaborar um slide EM INGLÊS com os resultados da pesquisa.

Apresentar os resultados em no mínimo 5 minutos, máximo 10 minutos.

A apresentação pode ser em Inglês e Português.

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Orientações e dúvidas: 19 de outubro.

Apresentação: 25 e 26 de outubro.

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Danilo
Matheus
Mylenna
Monique
Kaline

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Ingrid
Fraciele
Tatiana
Adriele
Nathany

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Yara
Mikaely
Rosângela
Thamila
Thamires

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Ikaro
Ezequias
Itamar
Jeferson
Cauã

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Why we are all attracted to conspiracy theories

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1 - Matteus, Danilo, Myllena, Flavia, monique

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1 - Matteus, Danilo, Myllena, Flavia, monique

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Link do slide:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mBdpZ7zMvyjGsckLBWA05y-OyC_9qXAq/view?usp=drivesdk

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References to Trump and an alleged struggle against the "deep state" are the most common approaches in these far-right groups in Latin America. But, as in the United States, the discussions are not limited to this conspiracy theory. Many of the members are against vaccines, do not believe in climate change and doubt the seriousness of the coronavirus pandemic, among other controversial positions, based on dubious data and information.
Some scientists work with the hypothesis that America, like the African and Asian continents, had its own or native populations. However, the autochtonism thesis does not have material statements, as human fossils prior to Homo sapiens sapiens have not yet been found. With that, the theoretical currents that defend that human groups would have migrated from other continents to America gain greater prominence. The most prominent migration theory believes that the first human groups to reach the continent had close physical similarities to the Mongoloid and pre-Mongoloid populations of Asia. The arrival of these peoples to America happened thanks to the freezing of the Bering Strait, which separates the Asian continent from the northern portion of America. About 12,000 years ago, the freezing of the Straits and the drop in the water level of the Arctic Glacial Ocean allowed the migration of prehistoric Asian man to America.
Population growth rates have long been the subject of studies and concerns on the part of demographers, geographers, sociologists and economists. There are, therefore, several studies and notes on the growth, reduction and stabilization of population figures throughout the world. To explain these dynamics in a systematic way, there are demographic theories. The first of demographic theories, or the best known among them, was elaborated by Thomas Robert Malthus, an English Protestant minister and economist who, in 1798, published a work called An Essay Concerning the Principle of Population. His work reflected, in a way, the concerns of his time, and it is necessary to better understand the historical context in which the Malthusian premises were elaborated.
a Facebook blog accusing China of creating covid-19 in a laboratory and spreading the disease around the world. Or perhaps you received a video on Whatsapp showing how the global efforts to find a vaccine were actually an attempt to implant chips in people and thus monitor the population. These are examples of conspiracy theories that are no more than rumors and that have already been verified by Estadão Vera.
Since the mid-1960s, the term has referred to explanations that mention baseless conspiracies, often producing assumptions that run counter to the prevailing understanding of historical events or simple facts.[1] [2][3][4] A common feature of conspiracy theories is that they evolve to include evidence against themselves so that they become foolproof and, as Michael Barkun puts it, "a matter of faith rather than proof".[5][6] The term "conspiracy theory" has therefore acquired a derogatory meaning and is often used to reject or ridicule unpopular beliefs.
Ecomalthusianism is a demographic and also an environmental theory that questions the unbalanced relationship between population growth and the availability of natural resources, in addition to nature's ability to resist increasing human intervention due to the gradual increase in populations. To understand exactly what the theory of ecomalthusianism is, first, a better understanding of the ideas of the English thinker Thomas R. Malthus is necessary, as it was from his postulates that this form of thought was constituted.
based on this thought, investments in the first years of education have been constant in government systems, whether federal, state or municipal, and advances have already started to be evidenced, but there is still a lot to be done to achieve the goals of literate our children is really achieved

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*The earth is flat.*
Being a somewhat controversial theory, where there are opposing opinions, leaving the subject open where you can unravel...
Earth planners consider the Earth's surface to be flat, that the earth is stationary, the sun and moon would be smaller and closer than scientists say.
Flat Earth is an archaic conception that assumes the Earth would be flat, a round disk of indefinite proportions, the edges would be formed by ice.  Philosophers like Thales, Leucippus and Democritus imagined that the Earth was flat, but names like Pythagoras and Aristotle already believed in the spherical shape.
Recently across the world, millions of people believe in flat Earth, if the Earth were flat there would be an end at the edges of the supposed disk, not to mention all the evidence from photos and images that the Earth is spherical, beyond the horizon if if it were flat there would be no horizon we were able to see all countries when looking at any point.  There are many models on the flat Earth, but everyone's idea is the same.  The idea of ​​a flat Earth seems to be the simplest, but the simplest solution is not always the most correct.
The thinkers' observations, though old, are still excellent evidence to support the spherical Earth thesis.  But like all the technology at our disposal today, it is possible to provide even more evidence that our planet is not flat.
It can be argued that from a practical point of view, for most people, the question of the Earth's shape is irrelevant.  Life will continue its flow, regardless of whether you understand the format.
The argument, however, does not hold when we understand that it is not just a question about the shape of our planet, but about our belief and trust in a logical and coherent system capable of explaining the world: science.
Trying to understand the shape of our planet is trying to understand the world.  And this is the most efficient method we know to improve it.
If someone proposes that the Earth is flat, I already have the answer: you are sadly mistaken!!

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Grupo 2: Ingrid
Tatiana
Franciele
Adrielle
Nathany